Yes I own one and use it frequently/occasionally. 62 36.90%

No, I don't own one, but I would use one if I did own one. 80 47.62%

I don't own a draw tool because I wouldn't use it, or I own one and don't use it. 26 15.48%

Another satisfied owner of a set of Henry's Draw Tools here. I upgraded from the large paperclip I was using previously. Once I learned not to go to deep and stay about an inch back from the burn line, I started having much better luck with them. Before I learned, I was running it all the way through and found it ruined the taste.
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I'm actually looking for a 'nicer' set of draw tools (Henry's seem to be done @ heartfelt), so please let me know if the creative juices get flowin'....
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:-)
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I've used a paperclip, but would love to get one of these pipe tools
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I use a coat hanger with the end flattened and twist when I pull it out. Rarely have to use it though..
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Ok, so it seems like there's a handful who don't have Henry's tools that would want something. Maybe I need to get a creatin then and make a couple.
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Where can you get the Henry's tools?
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Where do you buy Henry's draw tool? I googled it but I cannot find a link, and it is not on CI or Famous, at least with a search.

Thanks!
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https://www.heartfeltindustries.com/...asp?prod=HCT_M
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I use a thin drill bit. Twist going in, twist pulling out. Works great

~Vitis
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I bought some metal BBQ skewers that I cut down that seem to work pretty good. I hate having to use them, but its nice to have something ready to go.
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I just use a paper clip whenever I need to loosen the draw up. Nothing fancy but it gets the job done. Might have to give the drill bit a try next time.
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Heartfelt seems to be out of stock and has been for a little while now, I wonder if they will get more
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That Henry's draw tool looks alot like the $2 worm threader I purchased from Bass Pro Shops... :-)

Seriously, save the $18 and grab a worm threader. Has the nice wooden handle to boot...
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I use a KABOB SKEWER most of the time. I also Hhave a DRAWPOKER. Works well...
DRY BOXING seems to work the best for me.
I am sorry to say.
Tom
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I don't have one but I use the one at the shop when I need it. BTW Don Salvatore makes a decent looking one called a Havana draw enhancer.
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if I have a plugged cigar, I exchange it.. get thing about living in europe.. :-)
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Yeppers! If you make them, you could probably sell them!
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I actually paid for the Drawpoker a couple of years ago and have used it often when I get a cigar ( pre light ) that is plugged. The nice thing about this is that you are assured of a straight rod going thru the entire cigar without worrying if your line goes off center and you poke a hole in some other area of what you are smoking. Since I have been dry boxing my cigars for the last year I don't use the poker as much.
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Have a DrawPoker and use it to open up plugged cigars.

It also works well as a roach clip--just stab the DP into the side of the cigar and I can nub it down to almost nothing. :-)


Some cigars are just too packed though, and the wrapper will split if you stick any kind of draw opener into the cigar.
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